UK Covid death toll

[Borin' Baggie]

And you extrapolated that to the whole population. In recent weeks, I've been to Heartlands three times and Good Hope once, my daughter had to go to Solihull this week and on none of those occasions did we have to have tests.

Might I suggest that's a problem that could've been forseen by the NHS then 

Never mind, keep paying your tax and clapping for them.

Private healthcare in this country is planned and preventative, it's very easy to implement this when everything you do is planned in advance.

Why do you think private healthcare providers bump you off to the NHS whenever things get complicated or a reactive approach is required? Because it costs them money, so they don't bother.

I'd also like to point out that private sector healthcare consultants are also very likely involved in the NHS.